Victoria International Airport Ground Transportation Map (2025)
Use this Victoria International Airport Ground Transportation Map to plan your arrival and onward travel with ease.
The Victoria International Airport (IATA: YYJ) sits just off the McTavish Road interchange and is served by several public‑transit and road‑access routes, so you’ll want to note the key hubs, bus stops, curbside pick‑up zones and bike/walk paths.
You’ll find curated maps for the McTavish interchange, Sidney route, transit network, and bike/walk paths — each plotted to help you gain clarity before you step outside.
Victoria International Airport McTavish Interchange Map 2025
The 2025 Victoria International Airport McTavish Interchange Map includes several updates. Notably, the Airfield Power Ductbank Replacement Project is set for completion by December 2025, aiming to reduce the risk of power loss to critical systems.
Additionally, planning and design for the Runway 09-27 Edge Lights Cable & Conduit Replacement Project begins in 2025.
Other improvements include new signage installation over Electra Boulevard from October 31 to November 5, 2025, and the temporary closure of the multi-use path along Mills Road on September 20, 2025.
Victoria International Airport Sidney Route Map 2025
Victoria International Airport initiated construction on a new control tower emphasizing sustainability and safety, following a groundbreaking event held by NAV CANADA and the Victoria Airport Authority.
The airport also launched the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program to improve accessibility for travelers with non-visible disabilities.
Additionally, the Airport Improvement Fee increased from $15 to $25 per departing passenger for tickets sold on or after April 1 for travel after May 1, 2024.
Victoria International Airport Transit Network Route Map 2025
In 2025, BC Transit suspended the Victoria International Airport shuttle bus service indefinitely and increased regional transit fares by 20%.
Major route adjustments affecting routes 81, 82, 83, 85, 87, 88, 39, 51, 61, and 65 were proposed for late 2025 or early 2026, pending available resources.
Network-wide changes for the Victoria Airport region took effect on September 2, 2025, and BC Transit began public engagement for the first major transit plan update since 2011.
Victoria International Airport Bike and Walk Path Map 2025
A segment of the Victoria International Airport bike and walk path on Mills Road was closed from March 3 to March 7, 2025, to allow for construction work.
The closure affected the multi-use section of the path, and public notices were issued in advance on February 25 and February 27 confirming the temporary shutdown period and its location along Mills Road for necessary maintenance and improvement activities tied to airport-area infrastructure.
Printable Victoria International Airport Ground Transportation Map PDF 2025
FAQ
Is there a shuttle from Victoria Airport?
Shuttle service from Victoria International Airport is provided by local operators such as YYJ Airport Shuttle. The shuttle offers regular transfers to downtown Victoria and major hotels. Reservations are recommended, and schedules may vary by season .
Can Uber pick up at the Victoria airport?
Uber is authorized to pick up passengers at Victoria International Airport. Designated ride app pickup areas are located outside the arrivals level, and passengers should follow airport signs to these zones .
How much is Uber from Victoria Airport to downtown Victoria?
Uber from Victoria International Airport to downtown Victoria typically costs around CA$62. Actual fares may fluctuate based on demand, type of Uber service, and traffic conditions. Passengers should check the Uber app for real-time pricing before booking.
How to get to Victoria airport without a car?
Travelers can reach Victoria International Airport without a car by using options such as the YYJ Airport Shuttle, public transit buses coordinated by BC Transit, or taxi and ride-hailing services like Uber. The shuttle service links major hotels and downtown Victoria directly to the airport, while public buses require a transfer at Sidney or nearby exchanges. Taxis and Uber operate with designated airport pickup and drop-off zones.
